Tag: indie comics
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Yes, After Two Years I’m Finally Resuming My Graphic Novel
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in BlogI’ve finally been able to book a week off work and resume the project, which is now a larger and more cohesive graphic novel called Sarfend.
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Yes, ‘The Impending Blindness of Billie Scott’ is as Good as You’ve been Told
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An unbelievably accomplished effort that hits home at every level and will be spoken of for years to come.
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‘Mongrel’ is a Powerfully Conflicted Study of a Religious Upbringing
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Begum’s murky, abstract art works best when it’s at its least lucid, with several nightmarish scenes that descend into psychological horror.
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‘Paying the Land’ is a Nuanced Investigation of a Sensitive Subject
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Sacco’s art and storytelling are at their densest and most nuanced yet.
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Indie Penance #40.5: A Quick Stretch Before the Run
Indie Penance will return next week, but until then here’s a few reviews that featured in previous columns.
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On the Shelf #26: Keeping Busy (and Sane) During Lockdown
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in ColumnI struggle to stay creative in an endless lockdown loop, and read look at two great new sci-fi comics: Rosemary Valero-O’Connell’s Don’t Go Without Me and Genu.
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On the Shelf #25: The Importance of Being Lazy
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in ColumnThis week I ramble on about depression, Death Stranding, auteurship, creator-owned comics, The Lighthouse, and David Robertson’s Bell Time.
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Indie Penance #38: Griff Gristle, La Mariposa, Daughter of Titan
Indie Penance is back from its summer break with Griff Gristle, The Legend of La Mariposa and Daughter of Titan.